Grain Processing Plant

From small rice mills to large flour enterprises · complete configuration, one-stop delivery

Grain Processing Line

Core considerations for plant investment

Building a grain processing plant is not simply buying a few machines and putting them together. From intake, cleaning, milling, grading, and packaging to finished-goods storage, equipment selection and capacity matching at every stage directly affect final product quality and operating cost. What we provide is not just an equipment list, but a proven overall plant solution.

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Wheat flour line

10–500 TPD
Multi-pass roller mills + plansifter
First-grade / second-grade / standard flour
Blending system optional

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Rice processing line

15–300 TPD
Husking + milling + polishing + color sorting
Precise / export-grade rice
Broken ratio controllable

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Corn processing line

30–200 TPD
Corn grits + corn flour + germ
Food-grade standard
Multiple products at once

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Coarse grain line

Sorghum / millet / buckwheat / oat
Customized dehulling + milling
By crop characteristics
Flexible configuration

Typical plant functional-zone planning

Processing Plant Layout
Raw intakeTruck scale + unloading pit
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Cleaning zoneRemove impurities & stones
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Milling workshopCore processing ★
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Finished processingGrading & packing
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Finished warehouseStorage & shipping

Small-scale option: combo mills for starter operations

Not ready for a full plant? The small combo rice mill (600–1,200 kg/h paddy) and mini flour mill (200–1,000 kg/h) let you start a milling business with compact equipment and grow in phases. See the small miller solution for business models, or go straight to the small combo rice mill and the mini flour mill.

Tell us your target market and product positioning

We will design the most competitive processing-line configuration for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What complete processing lines can you supply?
Wheat flour lines 10-500 TPD (multi-pass roller mills + plansifter), rice lines 15-300 TPD (husking + milling + polishing + CCD color sorting), corn lines 30-200 TPD (grits + flour + germ), and coarse-grain lines (sorghum / millet / buckwheat / oat) customized by crop.
Is building a plant just buying a few machines?
No. From intake, cleaning, milling, grading and packaging to finished-goods storage, equipment selection and capacity matching at every stage directly affect final product quality and operating cost. We provide a proven overall plant solution, not just an equipment list.
How is line capacity and configuration decided?
By target market and product positioning - export-grade rice requires controllable broken ratio, first-grade flour requires multi-pass grinding. Tell us your target market and positioning and our engineers will design the most competitive line configuration.

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